Использование Коллагена Высокой Концентрации В Тканевой Инженерии Хряща Методом Трехмерной Биопечати

Исаева, Е. В.; Бекетов, Е. Е.; Южаков, В. В.; Аргучинская, Н. В.; Кисель, А. А.; Малахов, Е. П.; Лагода, Т. С.; Яковлева, Н. Д.; Шегай, П. В.; Иванов, С. А.; Каприн, А. Д.

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“…Сырьем выступа-ют различные источники аллогенных или ксеногенных тканей, включая дерму, перикард и т. д. [6]. Различия между продуктами ВКМ обусловлены также не только источником ткани, но и методами децеллюляризации и дальнейшей обработки [7].…”

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Development of the Acellular Dermal Matrix and Experimental Substantiation of Its Use in the Anterior Abdominal Wall hernia Repair

Melkonian,

Rusinova,

Asyakina

et al. 2023

Innovacionnaâ medicina Kubani

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Objective: To develop a biological implant that is an acellular dermal matrix (ADM), evaluate its use as a support material in tensionfree hernioplasty for ventral hernia, and compare it to that of the commercially available implant PermacolTM. Materials and methods: ADM was derived from the porcine dermis (Landrace breed) decellularized using detergents and enzymes. The quality of devitalization was assessed in vitro. We performed sublay hernioplasty in 4-month-old Landrace pigs using ADM (experimental group) and PermacolTM (control group). The specimens were explanted on day 120 of the experiment for histological and immunohistochemical examination. Results: All cellular elements were removed by the detergent-enzymatic treatment of the dermis; the native architecture of the dermis was slightly disrupted. The specimens of the commercially available chemically cross-linked biomaterial PermacolTM had better mechanical properties than ADM specimens; however, there were no significant differences in terms of cytotoxicity. The state of the tissues after the explantation (number of fibroblasts and endothelial cells) showed no differences in the result of using ADM and PermacolTM. In 120 days, the materials integrated into the tissues without the formation of adhesions or inflammation. Conclusions: Our findings show that ADM does not have cytotoxic properties, has adequate biomechanical parameters to effectively reinforce supporting soft tissues, does not cause an inflammatory response during implantation, and integrates fully into tissues. Our study demonstrates the effectiveness and utility of the developed ADM in surgical treatment of anterior abdominal wall defects.

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